How many vehicles are included in the set?

Set 60462 includes three vehicles: a helicopter, a fire truck and a submarine.

What does 'Remix' mean for this set?

The parts from the three vehicles can be recombined, letting builders create their own vehicle variants.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?

Set 60462 contains 876 pieces and comes with 3 minifigures.

Set 60462 Helicopter, Fire Truck & Submarine Remix

City

LEGO® Helicopter, Fire Truck & Submarine Remix

This set combines three rescue vehicles, a helicopter, a fire truck and a submarine, whose parts can be freely recombined. With 876 pieces and three minifigures, it's one of the more versatile models in the current City range.

Set number: 60462
Year: 2025
Pieces: 876
Minifigures: 3
Theme: City
Different parts: 269

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 269

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (22)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Firefighter, Black Fire Suit, Vibrant Yellow Standard Helmet, Visor, Goggles fig-0159955 pieces × 1
Diver, Reddish Orange Wetsuit, Black Legs, Black Helmet fig-0159966 pieces × 1
Police Officer, Pilot - Black Torso, Dark Blue Legs, White Helmet fig-0159975 pieces × 1

Description

Three vehicles, many combinations

The 'Remix' concept lets builders recombine parts from the helicopter, fire truck and submarine to create their own vehicle variants. This modular building approach is becoming more common in newer City sets and offers more building fun than a single fixed model. All three base vehicles are designed around classic rescue missions and can be used individually or together, suiting kids who like developing their own vehicle ideas. A closer look also reveals smaller details that only stand out on a second pass.

269 unique parts for three models

With 269 unique parts among 876 pieces overall, the build effort spreads across three different vehicle types, keeping the building process varied. The parts list on this page shows how many parts are universally usable and which are designed specifically for the helicopter, fire truck or submarine. That also makes the set interesting to collectors after versatile vehicle pieces, and overall it shows how much construction fits into three combinable models.

Red and grey as classic rescue colours

Red appears across all three vehicles as the signal colour for rescue missions, joined by black and light bluish grey and dark bluish grey for technical detail and bodywork. This colour combination ensures all three models look visually consistent despite their very different shapes. That makes this section another useful starting point for ideas of your own. Anyone who looks closely at the 269 unique parts in this City set will find plenty of ideas for other projects.

Three minifigures for changing missions

With three minifigures included, different rescue scenes can be acted out depending on which of the three vehicles is in use. That makes the set especially appealing to children who like switching between different play scenes. The parts list is also useful for matching colours in other rescue vehicle projects, keeping play value high well after the first build since the vehicles can always be recombined. With 876 pieces in total, this City set shows how much construction fits into a single model.

FAQ

How many vehicles are included in the set?: Set 60462 includes three vehicles: a helicopter, a fire truck and a submarine.
What does 'Remix' mean for this set?: The parts from the three vehicles can be recombined, letting builders create their own vehicle variants.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?: Set 60462 contains 876 pieces and comes with 3 minifigures.

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